Organizational consulting in the local newsroom.

Kurpius, David D.; Fuqua, Dale R.

doi:10.1037/1061-4087.55.3.189

Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research

2003

DOI: 10.1037/1061-4087.55.3.189

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Organizational consulting in the local newsroom.

David D. Kurpius¹,

Dale R. Fuqua²

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“…The application of organization development and change strategies in private-for-profit and public sector organizations has received considerable attention in the case study literature (Atella, 1999; Burke, Javitch, Waclawski, & Church, 1997; Cohen, 2000; Diedrich & Cronin, 2004; Freedman & Stinson, 2004; Fuqua, Newman, & Dickman, 1999; Greenwood, 2002; Kralj, 2001; Kurpius & Fuqua, 2003; Ruvolo & Bullis, 2003; Schein, 2003; Sokol, 1997; Winum, Ryterband, & Stephenson, 1997). These case studies present a wide range of methodology used to address diverse organizational issues.…”

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Organizational change in a human service agency.

Ramos¹

2007

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An organizational change consultation was conducted with a large nonprofit human service organization. The consultation began with negotiations to gain entry to the agency followed by start-up activities at all levels of the organization. Seventy-two individual interviews were conducted. Interviews surfaced issues and concerns related to the climate, management, and operations of the agency and its eight programs. The mirroring (feedback) activity brought attention to the most critical issues in the organization for which action plans were developed and implemented. Employee follow-up survey results indicate favorable ratings for most action items. Lessons learned in the SHARE (pseudonym) consultation are presented for consideration by consultants working in human service and other organization settings.

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Organizational consulting in the local newsroom.

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